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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

,loIuoN. Oct 7-iD. m.-Consols. 1927 for money and
20 or te accoaat Atlantic and GREAT western a. 50
stSe trustees CTflilcalcs Mexican ordinary 4-'4
~ Fall Common. 79S New YORK Central III Penn
ShAha 17s Reading, Sls. PARIS sdvices quote 3 per
80 ntes at 81 itarcs ~ oeBines for tho account ana
'ngo ON London 1T p francs Al centnes for chez Ks
-"ont OF baoh gone iDio The Bank OF Fog snd ON bal
s,,.pt In the market Tor short aud bills
nS'sa3sf per cent
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

GREAT FOURIRACA TRUNK LIN L.
Gu an1 alter september II train, leave
era Nh CENTRAL DEPOT.

GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Largest and FINEST Passenger station ~ America
room cars to Albany Troy and Syracuse also " Montreal
. 30 a. m the FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED com.
rosd exclusiyely Buffet smoking dining draw.
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland aDi
Toieio. arriving thicago so a m. next day.
1000 a m, Chic go Express. dfa"lngfoom cars 70
Canandaieua and Rochester - .
I'll 30 n. western New fUfx anu Nor,heEn express.
with drawing room cars , ,,.,..
with drawing room cars 10 Troy ana Saratega
a p M. Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy. . o.,
Niagia Falls 1uf ITO Suspension Bridge Ioedo' De""'s
ami Chicago Dning.car New York ~ Albany -
fG 80 o. m Cincinnati and St Louis Express WIN
sleeping cars evciand Cncnnati indianapolis 81:
LOUIS. Auburn, Geneva, CdDaAdagua udJ' O"i"S YAK
- H. m Montreal and rticl Express, daily sleep:
ins cars 10 Plat sburg an Montreal via Rouses Point ah
Ma II. Adams. Sunday train does not run west ot
o n M Special sleeper. arrives Rochester 40 a. m.
Bufalo IS a. m. and cleveland IL - D. M next day
tsl.i5 D. m Paclnc Express with Sleeping cars Ioe
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Fas Ciet eiali IOied9 W
II :i5 D. M Mint Express. with sleeping cars 70 Al.
tany and Troy Connects with the morning trains Tor ths
Wet, for Snratg. Lake george ana Tor me NO''n eA-
Tickets ana space in drawing and sleeping -cars
sale Grand Central Depot 4l3 S5 and 952 raf"ay
IL Park Place Battery Place. 90 West 10th s.. ana
Mott Haven station, l@sh.st, New YORK 33 Washington
and 730 Fulton sts. Brooklyn and ~ tOurths@ Williams
westcotrs Express call for and check baggage from
R~n daily others daily except Sunday. tstop at
Gencs4. Superintendent General Passenger Ageat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

MILWAUKEE oct 7Foar nrm o w,o Ass Win arm No
Oats srcngNo Wllte 'oc p,,,vis,so, S"iet
Pslk october s4 6o0sl6 90 ard OCTOBER -. sfed":
pct 20 % - ia Cheese steadier Cheidars lo+ "ii %''-
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I EUlGU VALLEY RAILROAD.
ortlandt and Dec,

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Corsiandt ana Dee,
brosses o'lOws:
a. m. for latasauqua and intermediate points .,-
N. Lyons. Elmira, Rochester, Bunalo
and the West and principal local points; Chair car 70
MIX sbarre. Out
/ D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car to TunkhannOck. Connection TO Reading and Harrs
burg -.,...,
Chair car 10 Ptst0n. 49,. , r.,
necton Reading and Harrisburg Chair car 10 Capay:
m. Geneva, Lyons, Emira Rochester. Bulao
and the West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
so D. m for I.aurays and intermediate points.
Trains leaving at a. m, ] p. m. and 40 p m con.
points Mahanoy and H2Leton coal regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. m for Mauch Chunk. HaIleton and intermediate
40 D. m. for Copiay and intern ediate points.
D. m. for Geneva Lyons, Elmifa Rochester, Bunal3
and the West Pullman tpcf 10 Lyons.
General Eastern flee o35 Bfodway.
A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
IA Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA Leave
foot OF Christopherst North River dairy except sasur.
day. D. III. for Troy and the North. SUNDAY stesmef
ouches at Albany. Troy excursion tickets, 81 90
NATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ kaaterskill and Caski leave PIER D. ~ ~.
foot Jay.st week iav at M. connectiuS WIN
Catskil Mount n and Cairo Railroads
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

Ill FARES REDUCED
VIA sToNINGToN LINE
,,,o po,,o Tor posToN PROVIDENCE and the EAST
only 80 to Bos,oaes2 % to Providence
The9ree steamers Rhode Island and %
new per 30 ~ H.. one block ABOVE |""''''' " y " ~
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

LIVERPOOL oct p m-Cotten Futures closed steady
Uplanis Low Middng clause. october delivery. o I6tL
october November delivery jO4 sellers NO
vember and December delivery, t64i sellers De1emosF
January delivery 4G4d sellers January and feOrh
delivery iGil sellers February and March delivery
5Bid March and April delivery. 7oid Onvcts
Apr and May delivery. y6i buyers May ana June ue'
err
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

N Ok\vICH LTNt.-Favorite Inside 60 n, Route Hnr
~ rares reduced to Boston 80 worcester " on NOT
ondon 81 40 C0fre-pnhdihg r.uuc ~
minis CRY or NOltt r. ~ H. a. y
oE ufSToN and CITY OF LANRkNCE eave fler ~ Aol'
number, foot OF next pier above besofosses-'"
ierryh daily SUNDAY SeA'oP''" O. W. BRADY. Agt
Az EST SHORE RAILROAD
w N Y Z. g. IL. H. II. CO.. lessesa. min
trains leave Nest 41dst station as 10 lows anu ~ '"
ues rarIicr from foot OF Jay-st., North River
natro and Chicago, - SIS n. IN, " ;Oo 80 y H.
st Louis 50 o., = 10 p m r-,,,o N,acar,
Syracuse. Buffalo Rochester tusp nsiD u D'e'' e
iItlca 10 . SIS. IL 80 a. m. q %, SIP m
EtnCstcn Sancerties, Catskli, Albany 10, IT'D
20 g. II 80 m A. go cG S lS Hewours. r245.
- "a y is, y o5. 10 rs, II 80 m, 4, = ~ D.
- - As D. m, O5 p. N. CIanstons. CoInWaii'
Newourg ,. r., n oz - ~
f0I mon,'e London . IS a. g o5. Sis D.
ToIoG9 70 % n rs To- Tor suna Niagara Falls Gin
.,nnaR Detroit Chicago and st. Louis
'''-Daily fDaily except saturday
Foi tckc time sb'es parlo, or stepping accommo;
Washing 1870 Fulton;st Annex once foot OF Fui;
ton ST NcwYork city-303, 1855. 9t2 broadway. l53 l.?
Bowsry IL Park Place, and West Shore stations foot OF
Wes Ico- St. foot OF Jays N. Il. ~ f. LAMBERr.
Wander biltavc- General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

Flour prices nnchlngoi Choice Fancy Winer FAehts
Ood4 IS Southern winters 80 6Oa3 ~. Michigan AMI
WISCONSIN Winters 80 90 fair 10 hoce secon - ..
43S Choice Fancy Minnesota Patents ~ 3od4 ~
Wheat Patents - 1Oa4 30 Minnesota Bakers n SACKS
n q soft springs - boe3 10 Low
e springs 81 5Ua2 80 rive Flour IN 81 7Od2 80
The cash prices wero a. foiow--Nn sgtihs wheat a.
zoe No. Spring Wheat 6Oloc. NO kei ~
72'sc......No AZ &c bid......No. oats 26c ;
No Rye 49c...... Barley Gjc.....No. ] FAX Seol
81 vh1a 900. Prime Timothy seed 81 21.....Mess FORK
per bbl sl4 100 n 81 5O.... short KIP
SIDES - DRY Sailed Shoulders boN" - -.
.... short Clear Sides boxed 81 So. W hishc' as
gallon 81 10 ual o. 90.
~ sleA ii A hsaca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER g. 1857

Esee'or-F1our coo Dbl. Wheat 81 900 bush Corn
snsh Barley $500 bush Bnip ushts-FIsur 800 bblA
Wheat l400 busR Corn ..... bash. barley $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

STAINED.

Coed Ordinary .......G 0.l6 Low Milllng sSl6
ST. Good Ordinary. ....-7k Middling-- LID
In the OF liberal recapts at the ports the market was
o First pr,ces Indicated an advance OF ~f5
ponts throu Ou list AMI at tho close further advance
OF poins had place. cable accounts freI Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
ITO NEW HAVEN, 75c.

EXCURSION (gooi davN 81 ~ q
s,.,mer,c C. H. NoRrHAM and CONTINENTAL leays
Peck slip Por % h R.3 m ami ~ m sSunsH y. "a.
MEkIbEN, HARTFORD sPRIN4FIELD. HOttUnI.
&c Through tickets sold and baggage checksd ~ vs Ds
Way New furk.a CodrtsL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
OENTKAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

FOOT UF LIDERLY STREET, NORTH RIVER
For rnILADhLriliA ana ieESToN 40 Bound 3.
bI 80 5o III l. p "a sUSD1ys as4 As so
S Gayqs sv etn;c 80 for ds 80 4 2s
ie,sie6e =. Aisatdwn leadlas. n@r.isbus &C on sun
30 a y. Tor TX, nopateong' EasVon. DethIehem'
20 M for GaSton bethlehem Allentown MAueh
Chunk, WilkesoATre rin,on adj g iiiri,1uis fots
ylis flnaila sAaaoNin sunbury' Le"'01fS Williams
and 70 .,4ns for E;G" ns ss m A'N''"d'
- b 5 s ssat Bs,Ag a A ssn
80 .. IA Tor La"e uopateons. nIsioi pe'A'e"e"'
Is p IA Tor Ea,ton. Bethlehem, Ancn'ovn; Maueh
ChunG. NilEestATFe. Reading Harrisburg et' W s0A'
90. : m oH "a 90 ,o So Pc ~ n,gpc1 N.
(As6ury ragA, Ocean Grove, except sundAys|' ro.ns
Toni, i3 We a and n" Barn g s 80 D. H. 'O'
"a M . 10 :; m for Beach Haven Atlantic CITY
co. & o. - II 10 a. NJ 90, 80, 80. 10
90 Is i Il II s - a. g. oo 60 90 no.
'0' ''''" NEW NEW EGsEY SOUTHERN DIV.
from Per ). \. L.
A. 3.I u. m ~ chiands. sea Bright. Long Branch,
AtS6te il rhai Lakewood. Manchester Tons River.
Balnceat.
albany BOATS-PEOPLE'S LlNE-PaI-
N ace Steamers DREW and DEAN RicHMoNp leave
every wek day at p IN. from Pier d NJ H. '00' .
a sssEsa VA Sn hs ss sOsE s e SsGar ~
NEW YORK ONTARIO Il IVES FERN Ky
~ Trains leave est 42d and Jay ST. -
follows: a. ,,,,,,
West 42d, so a. m Jay-st, 80 a. m, for Midnlc'
town, falishurg Monticello Liberty, Waon Dehtt
Norwich tea, Rome, oneida, Fulton, Oswego Buhaio,
Detroit, Chicago, waikiki Valley points. ,,,,
West aga, 1 10 p. Jayst % D. m, Tor MCGEE MCGEE
town. E!icnVille FRlsburg Monticello, Liberty WHO
Lake Waikiki Valley points. -. -.
%Ss s1a s.S g I'll 6er INV Wao
Oswcco, Suspension Bridge Detroit, Chicago, ST. Louis.
Pullman siecpngcar bvrths reserved az 3O7 Broadway.
Time tables tickets &C. 207, 307, 9ti, i323 iiroad-
way 7J7 Oh-a,e, l3i East l25th-st 26i West 10th
st., n. Y. J. Z. ANDERSON, q. T. a., ~
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WHITE STAR LINE.

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIyERPO0L
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
CELTIC, capt Irving Wednesday occt, Ia p IN,
ARABIC can't. Burton Sat OCT - 9ov a. u.
From White Star Dock, foot Of West loth.ss
fS-Saoon. $50 500 $50 and 500 k'turn ucKets
favorable terms. Steeare from or 70 the Od county
XnuPPson $50 and SOS For Inspection oi
ans 30 other nior Apply at the eompanys Office No
al rroadway New.Y0rk J. BRUCE ISNAY, Agent
SPECIAL NOTICE
The White Line steamship Arabic, sailing SATURDAY;
October - QuecnstO and Liverpool Will carry second
cahn stccrlgr only The second caDln pas
assg.t berth. IN The saloon siaerooms ana
have the ami saloon deck. Rates $50 ana
s3 Stcera.c go Apply the cOmpanys Offices Al Broad
way to any agent o; tile line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

SPIRITS OF rURPENTINw
ss.ARLTr f0S. Oct. 7-TarpeutiAs quiet at 30kc
SSA.ANSAn oct 7.--rutpentins steady at 30 &c
"iLhNofos Oct. 7.-I9rPoaliae steady Al 80 &C
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Ocean Gtcnmcrs.


vNUE U. s. AND BPAIIL NAIL IS. co.
j American Passenger Line
For st Thomas. Barbados, Para Maranh ln icrnlnpuco
Saba do Jdncio, connecting Tor SaltS Mohle-
Iidrn Iurnn- Aires and ports H. southern ltlMl
steamship FINANCE Saturday. October %, AT : p. IN
lrom Nrwport News, Va W tdn, sdly. oct %, az m
vht,L b. GERHARD & CO., Gen s.s4 Broad ST. N T.
NORDDEU fischer LLOYD IS; co.
~ SHORT ROUTE 70 LONDD ~.
NETWORK. SOUrHAMPrON AND BRENEN
Steamers sail from piers foot list. H0O0ksn.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
Vera y. "a M lrlvr Nei OCT w ito An
Ems Wed Ocr. ~. m Fulda AT oc a. - s'o a No.
Etder sat. oct II. . m. saale We'd OCT. 20 D. H.
First cabin s7J Al upnrlt D'rt According TO pji)l
Sccond cabin. go berth Storage at lowestr rates
OELRIClGS a 90. Ne bowling trsin
INMAN LINE. y. :. and ROYAL Mail steamers
l FOR QUEENSTOWN AND I.iNERPOol- -
INoiS .-.......... SATURDAY.. oct. -. D. m
CITY OF CutcAGD. saturday. oct ~ Do, "
CITY or cHESrER.........--. saturday oct -. fP W.
From Innin Pier. foot ~ lir,1i IT, m.V r.g,
CABIN PASSAGE. so AMI Upward INrERAEDiA'"
$50 sTEERAGE. so ~,,, . ,o,,e c.,.r,, ,,.,t.
~ No. broadway, " Y
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSAT LAN-
~ TIQUE FRENCH LINE TO llAVHE.
Comn,ny's Pier now No AZ North Rvor loot Mproh
A. A HR 4siin -~itur p't III
IA FOURsOGNr. Fra igeni ~atIr tty )ct J.? q, u
LA CIAMPAtiNF. Irtup -sttirit' oi- =. y" 81"
LOUIS DE DGStAN. Agents. NJ d'Siis fr''|
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r,ropfAN PRODUCE Markets

HAVANA MARhEI.
H,vAxA. oct. 7.-spani'h soid Z5' s~-''' iA'"A'S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

DED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New.York and Antwerp weskly.
WAESl A saturday OCT ID r. u.
Fan and Winter First Cabin. $50 anc s7j EIcnr
sion 10 1925 Second Cabin, $40 Excursion. s72 AT
$50 low rates
PETER WRIGHT & SONS. Gen Ag'ts. % Broa WAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
N Trains leave from Ch.mbss:t Station Tor Engs-
20 80 and Ii SO n. / rs So . 80 %.
aO and Ss M !. s %lo Ssase. spans yaey
woTsey and TaiIma6s 80 10 8 80 a m. so 80
n m Il rs D. IN. Saturdays onyl Sundays 80 . m.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-24
MEDICAL.

III kearby strees.San fraaciseO, Cal.
Nervous Debility. Seminal Weakness, *.
hsusted vitality. spermatorrbes, Lost Man.
mood. lmpoteney, Paralysis. Prostatorrhua
and all the terrible effects of self-abuse, and
excess In msturer years, such as Loss of Mem.
DRY, Lsssitude, Nocturnal Emissions. Aversion
% society. Dtmness OF Vision, Noises In The
Head, the vital fluid casing uno nserved in ,hs
urine, and many other diseases that lead TO 10.
sanity and death.
YOUNG MEN
Suffering from any of the above symptoms
should consult us at once. The drsin can be
easily stopped, vitality restored, and life be-
made again a pleasure instead Of q burden.
There are many
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
Who are troubled with too FREQUENT eyacustIou
OF the bladder. often accompanied by q slight
slnarting or burning sensation, and a weakening
OF the system in a manner they cannot account
for. Ropy sediment In the Urine, etc. Many die
OF this difficulty ignorant of the cause. which IA
the second stage OF Seminal Weakness.
CURES GUARANTEED IN L SUCH CAsxs.
consultation Free. Thorough exami.
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The following Medicines supplied at the
prices named
SIR ASHLEY COOPER VITAL RE.
sfOKArIvE, s. a bottle. or -four times the
quantity, $40.
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Sent to any one applying by letter. stating
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The Celebrated Kidney Remedy,
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Address: English Medical Dispen.
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Cards. neatly printed. with the words
"For Rent" For Sale" and FURNISHED
IRONS To Let" in large letters, can be
had ct this Office OF rs cents each.
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GEo. W.. BAKER. IL L. WINES
BAKER & WINES,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE
"A In the Opera House, Eureka, Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-24

nnT n fields are scarce. but those who
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tItJIuJ Maine, will receive free. full infor-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-14

THE report printed a year ago and re-
vived last week, to the effect that Adolph
Fischer, one Of the four Anarchists who
were hanged at Chicago last Friday, was
formerly resident Of this city and now
has relatives living here, Is emphatically
denied by the persons Of that name who
are supposed to be referred to. They Say
he never was here and has no connections
here. =. ~ 49, . 5, IL :;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-14
81 Dr.. uorn,,n,...

Y DR.. James E. Reeves and wife returned
home from the South, Saturday. !, The
Memphis appeal, Of Friday, has the! fol-
lowing: Among the large : number OF
distinguished gentlemen in attendance as
members Of the American Public Health
Asso ciation are many experts in micro.
scopy. Yesterday Dr. James E. Reeves,
Of Wheeling, W. Va, invited asdozen OF
more of his co-workers In microscopy to
his room at the Gayoso House, where
Prot. Councilman, Of the John Hopkins
University, gave IN exhibition OF s his
wonderful discoveries in .malarial blood,
showing the specific micro. organism which
produces or accompanies : true malarial
fever. This gentleman Is an expert pa.
biologist, and will entertain the Public
Health Association in general session with
an address \ covering { his experiments,
showing malarlal micro-organism OF Law.
Gran. Besides showing bis ouperb sections
!offvarious tissues; DR.. Reeves exhibited a
new Spencer, one.tenth homogeneous OBJ.
jectivs-a wonderful glass, indeed; and
something to be proud OF ias m American
achievement! Z One Of tho distinguished
party declared 1t the finest glass he had
ever. seen. II No doubt Dr.. Reeves will be
glad to show! his fine specimens to all who
may call on him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-14
Supreme Court of Appcals.

The following decisions were handed
down in the Supreme Court Of Appeals at
Charleston Saturday: !. n
State ys. Ball, from Logan county; opin-
ion by Woods; judgment reversed and in
dictment quashed. re- l. ,3zS'555g 4. an:
Roger d Elliot vs. shater, from Tucker
county opinion by Woods; Judgment Of
Circuit Court affirmed. : y 4
Hickman We. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company, from Taylor county; opinion by
Snyder; judgment OF Circuit Court al.
frmed, Judge Woods dissenting. s52 3!5i3 Z.
Vsndervort vs. Fouse, from Wood coun-
ty; opinion by Snyder; judgment OF Cir.
cult Court affirmed, Judge Woods dissent
ing. ~ ~. 80.
y FouHe We. Vandervort, from Wood conn.
~. (cersiorari case y opinion by SNYDER :
judgment Of the Circuit Court affirmed
Judge Woods dissenting. "a ~! n SO
4, Barbour. stedman & Herod vs. Temp.
klns, from kanawha county; opinion by
Green; decree Of Circuit Court affirmed
BY operation OF law, the judges Of the
Court Of Appeals being evenly; divided in
opinion. x 4 - -
s straughan vs.. Hallwood, from Kanawha
county; opinion by Green; decree of Cir
cult Court affirmed. IS. f3i'sT.'
B Moran vs.. Clark, from Mineral county !:
opinion by johnson; decree of Circuit
Court affirmed. 81 - :
Heavier va. Morgan, from Upshur coun-
ty, opinion by johnson; decree of Circuit
Court reversed and cause remanded. -:
Adjourned until next Saturday alter
~. ~ II IL =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-14
\ DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.
Tho Perpetrators OF which were Evidently

Tho Perpetrators! OF which were Evidently
two Practical Jokers. X; :grs!.I.
4 Saturday evening between !, and s
o'clock there was a loud report On Eighth
street near Main. The sound was that Of
o heavy explosion, and some excitement
v was / created by the apprehension 4 that
natural gas had exploded. An examine ,,:1 ina.
ton on the spot showed this to be e mo,
neous: Persons who arrived befora tha
smoke cleared away said they smell dyna.
mite. A lady living near saw two men
pass Just before, and one Of them made q
motion as II throwing something into tha
gutter, after which they ran up / street. ,
Shortly the explosion followed. q Examin.
alton in the gutter showed that the explo.
sive, whatever ;it was, had torn M .tha
ground badly and split q large cobble
stone, which made the, theory that il was
only, q railroad torpedo untenable. i: Yea.
terday a piece of fuse partially burned
was found. 1t may, have been there when
the explosion occurred, and 1t may have
been put there afterwards. at any rate,
the explosion was evidently intended az q
Joke " and $S the perpetrators u doubtless
thought the rebuilt very funny. 3 II discoy.
ered they will probably think sit was not
% extremely laughable after all.-44SsftSfSs5f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-14
The Rinehnrt Sisters Compnny.

n When the Rinehart Sisters Comic Opera
and Burleaque Company appeared in this
city several years ago crowded houses
greeted them at each performance. They
were the talk Of the town Just as Corrinne
was last year. This season the company
Is better than ever before, headed as ever
by Misses Goldie and Birdie Rinehart.
They will open solid weeks engagement
at the Grand Opera House on Monday
evening. Concerning their; engagement
in Chillicothe, the Neus says: "a $50,
The Rinehart Sisters combination are
knocking the .twinkling little stars out Of
azure depths at Cloug h'a Opera House.
Last nights rendition Of !"Cinderella'' was
given to q jammed house, up stairs and
down,a clever show at their prices hitting
the popular pocket hard. e The little Rine.
hart sisters are l"cute"@ dancers and per.
formers. Harris comedy work is ridicul.
Gus, he can't keep from being funny even
in bis announcements, and tho music is
rattllng; the sextet last night brought
down the houRe for 1 triple encore,
Seats are on sale at Sheib's music store. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-14
:, St, ClnirHvijia

John Mulroe, who stole goods Il M ~
store rooms of s L. P. Hoffner. q. .TToIl,s
sons and =. Troll & Sons, Friday, and waa
arrested by Officer Doyle while In The All 81
Of carrying away, goods thrown from Ho Of:
gers 1e BACK "a window, was brought before
imprisoned in the county isil for f,va G da amG
In default Of fine he viii break stone us ".
the county .o IL!
Y Walter s. Cowen, who has been, l III
here all his life, and whose wife il iit ans
ployed as clerk In the 10. IS. Snnysma
Court clerks Office, Cincinnati. Z and a.
which p place Walter Hoiourned q portion y,
OF last summer, presented his ticket at Tia
poi!s laat Tuesday and was refused q vote
h haea 4 aMIatement az TO his right to vote
Judges Of the election for IS 600 DANA Jana , .ms
HIS petition was filed in the clerk's1 offics
on Thursday. ~ i : olnc 70.